2025 Obernai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

This small town is a must visit! There are many restaurants, hotels and shops there. Walk through the streets and discover the hidden gems. Getting There - By train from Strasbourg or car on the A35 highway Attractions - 1. Remparts Marechal Foch (photo 2) 2. The Belfry tower (photo 3&4) 3. Place du Marche (Photo 4&5) 4. Eglise Saint Pierre et Paul (photo 6) 5. The old synagogue (photo 7) 6. The town hall (photo 8) 7. Traditional houses (photos 1,9,10) 8. Les Puits a Six Seaux (photo 11) 9. Mont Saint Odile Hotels - 1. Le Gouverneur 3* was in the 1600 built. We had a great stay there. The 31 rooms are all different and modern. The breakfast just delicious ( 12-15) 2 Le Colombier 4* 3. La Diligence 4* Food & Restaurants - 1. Vintage Cafet (photo 16&17) try Tarte Flambee and Edelzwicker wine 2. Cafe des ami (photo 18) try their crepes Shopping - In Obernai is the biggest beer brewery in France. The Kronenbourg 1664 is world famous (photo 19) #summervacation #urbanexplorer #france

Obernai is a town located right after the big city of strasbourg roughly about a short 30mins drive down south before you hit Colmar. This town is worth a visit especially if you are interested in the production of wine and beer making, like your kronenbourg lager beer, Tigre, Tuborg and many more! There are also several attractions to visit in Obernai like your church of saints Peter and Paul, the domaine de la Leonard sau, the couvent de bischenburg and many other historical old landmarks thruout the entire town and around the town. Also, when the sun sets, it is safe to go out as the town is a quiet peaceful town with friendly people, when the lights come up in the town, it js a totally different scenic scenery for many photo opportunities. #fallingforfall #france #obernai #beer #wine #winevalley #historical #town #explore #roadtrip #scenic

There is a small town 31 km south of Strasbourg everywhere is a wooden raft house, vines and flowers, even when you will find a duck on the wall, even when you will find a pot on the wall, Occasionally, you will smell the wine when you return to God here, is Obernai, a small town of Alsace wine road, a famous French town, but it feels like a The escaping town medieval tradition is still there, the pots and pans are on the wall pass each house, you can know the owners occupation and name, because the engraving on the door sill will The secret is confusing, such as the nail on the threshold, it means that you have come to the blacksmith's home goose yellow, bean green, burgundy color intertwined this dreamlike country, good I want to settle here, I cant walk the world of fairy tales again.

The name Obernai is still very strange to the general public, but in the Alsace region, it is indeed famous. As a famous wine country, the romantic town full of pastoral scenery, picturesque, is exactly the same as the French town I have in mind. Turned to the church in the town. Although the town church is not as solemn as Cologne, it is not as embarrassing as the Church of Our Lady of Strasbourg, but under the blue sky and white clouds, it is indeed one of the most beautiful churches I think. The church is not big, but it is equally awesome. Every time I walk into the church, I will sit in the corner involuntarily, let the mood pull out of the impetuous display world, do not want anything, and have a spiritual dialogue with myself.

This small town at the foot of the Vosges Mountains and the mountains of St. Odile is uniquely fascinating. It is a historic city, the German emperor of the Holy Roman Empire during the ten-city alliance of Alsace. It is full of pastoral scenery, fresh air and picturesque scenery. In the summer, it is the best summer place. People can hide in the cool, flower-filled alleys while enjoying the beauty and removing the heat. Walk into Obernai, as if entering a beautiful picture of the Middle Ages - the double-walled wall of the 13th century still stands inside and outside the town, although there is only a part left, but it is faintly visible inside the outer circle. City silhouette. The houses of Obernai were all built in the Middle Ages, and the towns inhabitants also maintained many medieval life traditions.

The earliest written record of the Christmas tree was recorded in 1521 in the central part of Alsace, which has been treasured in the humanist library of Selestat. Therefore, Arthas is widely regarded as the hometown of the Christmas tree, and the area dominated by small cities and towns such as Obernai, Bar, and Selestat has become a recognized hometown of Christmas trees. Christmas tree, Christmas market, has become the most important part of Christmas, although we do not have this custom, but imagine a family and friends sitting around the Christmas tree, drinking coffee and singing songs, what kind of Its fun. There are not many introductions about Obernai on the Internet. This is an old town. I can still see some of the old city walls, the outer walls and the inner walls. Now there are some families living in the walls of the city. Like many French towns, most of the houses here have a history of hundreds of years.

The small town of Obernai, not far from Strasbourg, is the agar of Alsace, France. Obernai under the Vosges Mountains has long been one of the famous towns on the Alsace Wine Route. The small town is not big, the resident population is only 10,000, but the history is quite related. - A long time ago, it was once the territory of the Holy Roman Empire. Large-scale vineyard cultivation began in the ninth century AD more than 1,000 years ago. By the way, this is the birthplace of Sainte Odile, the queen of Alsace. When we arrived in Obernai from Strasbourg, the weather was already fine. The town under the blue sky and white clouds is even more charming. This small town still retains the 13th and 14th century old city walls - the city walls are still two, both inside and outside, although not high, but the arrow towers and towers that have survived to this day still remind visitors of the heavy history here. Like Strasbourg, which is close at hand, this small town has been swaying between France and Germany. The center of Obernai is the 700-year-old Town Hall Square. The City Hall, the remaining bell tower of the 13th century church, and the fountains built in 1904 are gathered around this small square. There is also a Gothic church in St. Peter and St. Paul in the town, but history is not long and was rebuilt in the 19th century. How can I not taste the wine in Obernai? We visited a winery here, the winery is not big, the history is quite long, the dry white and the dry red are very authentic, the price is also expensive, and the local bread and wine is not a flavor.